Ethical Culture movement

The Ethical Culture movement, founded in the late 19th century by Felix Adler, promotes the idea that human morality should be based on reason, ethics, and compassion, rather than religious dogma. It encourages individuals to act ethically and contribute positively to society, focusing on improving human welfare and social justice. Members participate in community service, educational initiatives, and social reform efforts, aiming to create a more just and ethical world. The movement emphasizes the importance of personal integrity and responsibility in fostering a caring community, making it relevant in discussions about ethics and moral behavior today.